- The provincial government of Saskatchewan commits to cost-matching projects.
- Government of Saskatchewan calls for federal funding for major infrastructure projects.
Saskatchewan and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities partnered on funding calls for local projects.
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Saskatchewan and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities partnered on funding calls for local projects.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- FCM administers federal funding for local initiatives in Saskatoon following the end of federal support.Sub-event
Saskatchewan partnered with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities on funding calls for local projects.1 source
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Government of Saskatchewan calls for federal funding for major infrastructure projects.Also in this story
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Within The provincial government of Saskatchewan commits to cost-matching projects.
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